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Sat. is final day for Winter Farmers Market 246
TILTON – A selection of local foods will be on sale at the Tilton Winter Farmers’ Market on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at AutoServ on Route 3-11, next to Exit 20.
The selection includes greens, hearty root veggies, mushrooms, garlic, local meats, dairy and cheeses, prepared foods, soups, maple syrup and honey, jams and jellies, hot sauce and chutneys, gourmet coffee and tea, delicious baked goods, and also potted herbs and flowers, natural body care products and handmade soaps.
Vendors will include the American Flatbread Company which will have samples of their rustic crust pizza served out of a portable oven.
Winter market organizers say they have had a successful season and appreciate the loyalty patrons have shown during the past three months. Organizers added they are grateful to the Gaudet family and AutoServ of New Hampshire Dealerships, who have supported the market with the use of their building and have helped us advertise the market. They are also grateful to Alex Ray and the Common Man who helped underwrite operating expenses, and the various vendors who participated.
Free shuttle bus service will be available from the Tanger Outlet Center, between Old Navy and Starbucks.
More information is available at the market’s website: www.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 March 2013 08:07
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Sandi Bedrosian Jazz Quartet at Pitman's Freight Room on Thursday March 28
LACONIA — Pitman's Freight Room will present the Sandi Bedrosian Jazz Quartet on Thursday March 28 at 8 p.m.
Admission is $10 and Pitman's is a BYOB venue.
Sandi Bedrosian brings a new brand of Jazz to Pittman's Freight room. She will perform with The John Hyde Ensemble at Pitman's. The Vocal Artist along with her Pianist /Accordionist husband has been making beautiful music together throughout New England.
Recently she released her new CD "There is Such a Thing". The album revisits timeless pieces from the Great American Songbook and merges with her own originals with a retro romantic feel.
The band at Pittman's will feature Sandi B and John Hyde as well as, 'Roomful of Blues' Saxophonist Mark Early, world music Drummer, Fabio Pirozzolo and John Hunter on Upright bass.
Fore more information call 527-0043 or 603-494-3334 or visit pitmansfreightroom.com
Admission is $10 and Pitman's is a BYOB venue.
Sandi Bedrosian brings a new brand of Jazz to Pittman's Freight room. She will perform with The John Hyde Ensemble at Pitman's. The Vocal Artist along with her Pianist /Accordionist husband has been making beautiful music together throughout New England.
Recently she released her new CD "There is Such a Thing". The album revisits timeless pieces from the Great American Songbook and merges with her own originals with a retro romantic feel.
The band at Pittman's will feature Sandi B and John Hyde as well as, 'Roomful of Blues' Saxophonist Mark Early, world music Drummer, Fabio Pirozzolo and John Hunter on Upright bass.
Fore more information call 527-0043 or 603-494-3334 or visit pitmansfreightroom.com
Last Updated on Monday, 25 March 2013 11:59
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Holy Week at the Congregational Church of Laconia
LACONIA — The Congregational Church of Laconia, UCC will be remembering the events of Holy Week through worship and reflection. On Thursday, March 28 members and friends will gather in the church sanctuary at 69 Pleasant Street in Laconia for a Service of Communion and Tenebrae. This service of sacrament and the extinguishing of candles as the scriptures of Jesus' betrayal are read will be enhanced by music from the Chancel Choir.
At 12 noon on Good Friday, March 29, a Service led by the Rev. Dr. Warren Bouton and the Rev. Paula Gile will reflect upon the events of Good Friday through scripture, prayer and music.
On Easter Sunday, March 31 the celebration begins at 6:30 a.m. with the Ecumenical Sunrise Service at the Weirs Beach docks and will continue with rejoicing at an Easter morning service at 9:30 a.m. where the Chancel Choir and the Sanctus Bell Choir will join with Music Director, K. Robert Bengtson to raise voices song in Easter celebration.
At 12 noon on Good Friday, March 29, a Service led by the Rev. Dr. Warren Bouton and the Rev. Paula Gile will reflect upon the events of Good Friday through scripture, prayer and music.
On Easter Sunday, March 31 the celebration begins at 6:30 a.m. with the Ecumenical Sunrise Service at the Weirs Beach docks and will continue with rejoicing at an Easter morning service at 9:30 a.m. where the Chancel Choir and the Sanctus Bell Choir will join with Music Director, K. Robert Bengtson to raise voices song in Easter celebration.
Last Updated on Monday, 25 March 2013 11:57
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Easter Sunrise Service and Free Community Breakfast at Weirs
LACONIA — This coming Sunday, March 31 at 6:30 a.m. at the Weirs Town Docks, the Weirs United Methodist Church will hold its annual Easter Sunrise Service. The service will be led by the Weirs Church pastor, Rev. Dr. Festus Kavale.
This longstanding ecumenical service has been an annual event for at least 40 years. This Sunrise Service has also become a favorite Easter tradition for most of Lakes Region families.
Following the Sunrise service, at 7 a.m. all are invited to enjoy a full breakfast at the Weirs United Methodist Church, located on 35 Tower Avenue, and just within a walking distance from the service. This is a free community breakfast serving scrambled eggs, potatoes, sausage, homemade muffins, and coffee.
This longstanding ecumenical service has been an annual event for at least 40 years. This Sunrise Service has also become a favorite Easter tradition for most of Lakes Region families.
Following the Sunrise service, at 7 a.m. all are invited to enjoy a full breakfast at the Weirs United Methodist Church, located on 35 Tower Avenue, and just within a walking distance from the service. This is a free community breakfast serving scrambled eggs, potatoes, sausage, homemade muffins, and coffee.
Last Updated on Monday, 25 March 2013 11:54
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